How to Identify Employee Commitment through Organizational Assessments

by Jeannine Guerci on February 15, 2010

Organizational assessments are a must-have for any organization that expects commitment from its employees. Salary and benefits are important to employees but sincerity and commitment is what really counts in the context of employee engagement.

Lynn Taylor’s recent study about employees reveals that an average employee worries for about three hours per day about the fate of their job. In big organizations, convert that to a month or a year and think of how many unproductive hours that will amount to.

Typically, employee engagement involves the following:
• Commitment to the organization that goes beyond salary or job satisfaction
• The desire to contribute to the organization’s overall success
• Becoming the company’s ambassador to friends, customers, and co workers.
• A psychological attachment between the employee and the employers.

Through organizational assessments, it becomes possible to:
• Motivate and engage employees
• Build trust between the employers and employees
• Measure the attitude of an employee to the organization
• Incorporate relevant feedback from employees

How DISC Assessments Fortify Employee Commitment
To delve into the inherent strengths and weaknesses of employees, DISC assessment is a structured profiling tool. The information an organization receives from such assessments helps in:
• identifying the problem areas
• formulating a plan and taking action towards improvement.
• encouraging engaged employees to do better at work

This way, employees will be able to
• Formulate methods to increase their productivity
• Aim for higher levels of performance
• Feel more valued about their contribution to the organization
• Be more prepared to go the extra mile for the company’s success

Your Ultimate Success Inc. uses effective profiling tools to engage employees, make them feel more valued and strive for higher levels of performance to ensure the
company’s success.

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